Some of my Inktober drawings!

Papercraft designs for Jonesin' and the Hurt

So, the band Jonesin' and the Hurt is going to be putting my papercraft designs of the band members into their CD's!

Here's Ralphie on his chill acoustic!

Check out their stuff! 

Jonesin' and the Hurt Facebook page:

www.facebook.com/TheJonesinn?ref=br_tf

iCEBERG SiMPSON

So, I made some RiFF RAFF fanart. 

He actually retweeted it, so I know I have his stamp of approval. 

Original source. 

imgur.com/5PEHzed.png

#VersacePlayDough

Pikachu Roadkill!

If Pokemon were real, things like this would certainly happen. 

Pikachu was made out of sculpey, curb is cardboard. 

*WIP

Another fetus, 100% rubber bands.

Glowing alien fetus

Glow in the dark sculpey is so dope.

A baby carrot!

I like the orange sediment sitting at the bottom. I think the carrot is cute!

Torture tools!

As stated earlier, I love bloody things. These are fucking awesome and super fun to texture.

My grungy autopsy table!

I love making things disgusting and bloody. Texturing this was a blast!
EDIT: The poly count is from my entire scene, the autopsy table isn't even close to that high.

A low poly radiator!

So like.. yeah. It is what it is!

Day o' the tentacle in a jar!

Weeeeeee!

Lovecraftian thing in a jar!

Making things and stuffing them into tiny mason jars is fun.

I made a Treecko!

Sculpting Pokemon with sculpy is awesome. These things are adorable.

Fetus in a jar!

This was so gosh darn fun to make, and I will be making many, many more of them.

I'm still thinking of a good pun which involves both crocodiles, and minerals.

Edit: Rockadile.

I can't into hard-surface modelling.

Hard surface modelling in Zbrush has thus far been... lacklustre. I'll hopefully get a better hang of it once I better understand poly-groups and masking n' whatnot. But seeing as I don't; it's some pretty tough stuff.

Some renders of my organ dispensing machine.

Second semester assignment. I love modelling and texturing, by far the most enjoyable part of the pipeline so far.
I plan on making the rest of the garage for a portfolio piece, to show an interior scene.

A mediocre digital painting from when I didn't know Photoshop very well.

Yupp.

Grub on a dirt pedestal!

Sculpey is awesome, although a bit too soft. But I found a use for the dried clay! Texture!

First post in forever! Expect a huge photo dump soon.

Perspective assignment from first semester at the Game Art program at Centennial.
I'd like to think of these two drawings as my turning point in art, when something clicked. This was the first time with a drawing where I felt like I "got it". Whatever "it" was.